That looks awesome!
Ever thought about adding a front splitter to make it look more aggressive?
I was thinking of something like thisAnd cost a bloody fortune. If its for track work, sort the geometry out. JDM rear arb. Pads and lines, ad08s and an LSD.
Handling>power mods for a track car.
I was thinking of something like this
http://www.autotrader.co.uk/classif...el/civic/postcode/pl144jk/radius/45?logcode=p
Which is near me and I believe it has JDM anti roll bars, LSD and better suspension as standard?
If you have 8k to spend I'd be looking at a DC5 over an EP3 if I wanted something for a track car, all the good bits from the JDM EP3 plus better brakes, more power, nicer seats and an even racier looking car.
If I go back 2 years or so in my car history, I bought an S2000 rather than a DC5 and promptly crashed it, every time I see a nice Teg now I wonder what I'd have now if I'd got one instead of the S2000. Probably still be driving a nicely modded DC5...I still kind of want one.
the dc5 is what, 13 years old? Still looks fresh imo
I have about 10k to spend. I can sell my car privately for around £12k given its condition (excellent) and mileage (low).
I could add more of my income but I don't want to.
I don't fit in a DC5. I just about fit in an EP3.
I can't get my legs under/around the steering wheel in a DC5. I went for a test drive in one at Torque GT and couldn't even push the clutch in.
I have the same problem in 8p A3's, the struts from the dash get in the way of the clutch, hence having an S-Tronic one.
EP3 dasboard centre slopes away to the passenger side leaving plenty of room.
What do we think of this? http://www.pistonheads.com/classifi...-ep3-only-50k-miles/1711676?isexperiment=true